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Automatically executing OSGI bundles commands [message #1337019]

Tue, 06 May 2014 17:31

Laurent Le Moux

Messages: 184
Registered: September 2011

Senior Member

Hi all,

I would like to automatically execute OSGI and bundles commands for maintenance purpose.
In my case, stop a CDO server to perform a repository backup and restart.

So far, I added osgi.console=5555 in configuration/config.ini and felix gogo bundles.
I get Telnet access with PuTTY and can MANUALLY issue my commands.

I then tried its command line interface :
Plink -telnet -P 5555 -batch localhost ss

I get the OSGI prompt but, apparently, the ss command is not executed as I don't get anything displayed.

Can somebody tell me what's wrong or if there's a more appropriate way to achieve what I want ?

Kind regards,

Laurent

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Re: Automatically executing OSGI bundles commands [message #1343419 is a reply to message #1337019]

Fri, 09 May 2014 09:27

Laurent Le Moux

Messages: 184
Registered: September 2011

Senior Member

Hi again,

I finally implemented a basic remote OSGI command runner based on Apache Commons Net library (see attached file for anyone interested).

Regards,

Laurent

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